The sowing for the young plant propagation takes place either in so-called hand boxes, in seed trays or in flower pots

The sowing for the young plant propagation takes place either in so-called hand boxes, in seed trays or in flower pots.

The sowing dates of the individual types of vegetables are given in the special section.
If there is little need for plants, a larger flower pot is sufficient. Well-seasoned compost soil with an addition of sand is best for sowing. The seed boxes are filled up to approx 1 cm below the edge. The seed is distributed as evenly as possible over the area, covered with some soil and immediately sprinkled lightly. Cover the seed pots with a pane of glass and set them aside 15 up to 20°C in a bright room by the window or place them in a warm cold frame. The pane of glass is removed immediately after the ascent. Once the cotyledons are fully developed, pricked out in boxes or straight into pots. Carefully lift the seedlings out of the ground with the pricking stick, to protect the roots. Care should be taken when planting seedlings, that the roots do not bend upwards. Roots that are too long can be shortened. The pots and. Picking boxes go into the warm cold frame, where they remain until planted out. Approximately 14 Hardening begins days before planting, Glutos. h. it will be little at first, but then aired more and more, so that the young plants get used to the outdoor conditions. With tomatoes, bell pepper u.a. repotting may be necessary, if the planting date is delayed due to unfavorable weather. Watering with one is also done shortly before planting 0,1 %recommended nutrient solution.